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Hi,<br />
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Is it possible to set-up an auto responder, for people trying to contact ex employees who no longer work, or have an email account at a company.<br />
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Example. John Smiths email account and AD account are deleted after 30 days after their last day, possible client trys to contact John Smith but his email no longer exists within this company.<br />
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Can we set up a auto response to say @the person you are trying to contact does not work at this company, please contact enquires@example.com for more info/help'<br />
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So can this be done?<br />
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Cheers<br />
<br />
Matt
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Hi,

Is it possible to set-up an auto responder, for people trying to contact ex employees who no longer work, or have an email account at a company.

Example. John Smiths email account and AD account are deleted after 30 days after their last day, possible client trys to contact John Smith but his email no longer exists within this company.

Can we set up a auto response to say @the person you are trying to contact does not work at this company, please contact enquires@example.com for more info/help'


So can this be done?

Cheers

Matt

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